Scroll Spy

Style-agnostic scroll spy component.

python 6 params

Preview

Arguments
scroll_spy(sections=['overview', 'features', 'pricing'], active='overview')

Usage

views.py
python
from djust import LiveView
from djust.decorators import event_handler
from djust.components import ScrollSpy


class MyView(LiveView):
    template_name = "my_template.html"

    def mount(self, request, **kwargs):
        self.component = ScrollSpy(sections=['overview', 'features', 'pricing'], active='overview')

    @event_handler()
    def section_changed(self, value=None, **kwargs):
        pass  # your app acts on 'section_changed'; no component state moves
my_template.html
django
{{ component }}

Events this component sends to the view: section_changed.

Needs its script on the page: <script src="{% static 'djust_components/scroll-spy.js' %}"></script>. djust ships it; without it the markup renders but does not update in the browser.

Parameters

NameTypeDefaultDescription
sectionslist | NoneNoneList of section IDs to observe
activestr''Currently active section ID
active_eventstr — renames the event; identity is `name`'section_changed'djust event fired when active section changes
offsetstr'0px'Offset from top for intersection (default: "0px")
custom_classstr''Additional CSS classes
**kwargs— passed to `Component.__init__`: `name=` identifies the instance in the events it sends, `id=` sets `component.id`, and any other keyword is kept as state——
Source & styles
FilePathNotes
moduledjust.components.components.scroll_spySubclass it, or pass custom_class, to change how it renders.
cssdjust_components/components.cssDefines 3 of this component's classes at line 1867, 1868, 1870. Override those rules, or the custom properties they read, in a stylesheet loaded after it.